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to give up a position, right, or power |
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something different from the usual or normal |
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to aid, act as accomplice |
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temporary suppression or suspension |
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to reject, abandon formally |
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one who opposes the practice of slavery |
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interrupted while incomplete |
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to abolish or invalidate by authority |
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to forgive, free from blame |
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theoretical; complex, difficult |
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to express approval; agree to |
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attainable, available; approachable |
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attachment, ornament; accomplice, partner |
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to approach and speak to someone |
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growth in size or increase in amount |
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uncompromising, unyielding |
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to cling or follow without deviation |
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something added, attached, or joined |
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skillful, accomplished, highly competent |
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to corrupt or make impure |
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to sketch, outline in a shadowy way |
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antagonistic, competitive |
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unfavorable, unlucky, harmful |
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having to do with the air |
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nook or nest built high in the air |
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relating to objects moving through the air |
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pertaining to beauty or art |
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friendly, easy to approach |
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fondness, liking; similarity |
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to make larger or greater in power |
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collective mass or sum; total |
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to afflict, distress, to cause or inflict pain |
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commotion, excitement; uneasiness |
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one doubting that people can know God |
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relating to farming or rural matters |
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cheerful willingness, eagerness; speed |
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medieval chemical philosophy based on changing metal into gold |
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mechanical problem-solving procedure |
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precisely adjusted; committed to one side or party |
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to relieve, improve partially |
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repetition of the beginning sounds of words |
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allowance, portion, share |
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to entice by charm; attract |
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quality of making many indirect references |
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detached, indifferent, distanced |
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unselfish concern for others' welfare |
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mixture; combination, alloy |
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able to use both hands equally well |
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uncertain; subject to multiple interpretations |
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attitude of uncertainty; conflicting emotions |
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to improve or correct flaws in |
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pleasantness; something increasing comfort |
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friendly, pleasant, likable |
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strongly attracted to love, showing love |
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to diminish by installment payments |
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creature equally at home on land or in water |
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arena theater with rising tiers around a central open space |
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ornament worn as a charm against evil spirits |
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something chronologically inappropriate |
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absence of government or law; chaos |
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ban, curse; something shunned or disliked |
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accessory, subordinate, helping |
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short, usually funny account of an event |
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characterized by short angles; lean and gaunt |
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to cancel, nullify, declare void, or make legally invalid |
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something that calms or soothes pain |
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to apply oil to, especially as a sacred rite |
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irregularity or deviation from the norm |
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condition of having no name or an unknown name |
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coming before in place or time |
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prehistoric, ancient beyond measure |
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preceding, previous, before, prior (to) |
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collection of literary works |
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attributing human qualities to non-humans |
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dislike, hostility; extreme opposition or aversion |
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ancient times; the quality of being old or ancient |
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exact opposite or direct contrast |
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lack of feeling or emotion |
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inability to speak or use words |
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point in a planet's orbit that is farthest from the sun |
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old saying or short pithy statement |
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one who renounces a religious faith |
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speech to the reader or someone not present |
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glorification; glorified ideal |
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to satisfy, placate, calm, pacify |
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praise; official approval |
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belonging or living in water |
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depending solely on individual will; inconsistent |
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relating to trees; living in trees |
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place where trees are displayed and studied |
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secret, obscure, known only to a few |
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antiquated, from an earlier time; outdated |
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passionate, enthusiastic, fervent |
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extremely difficult, laborious |
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extremely dry or deathly boring |
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to call to court to answer a charge |
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to demand, claim arrogantly |
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well-spoken, expressing oneself clearly |
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historical relic, item made by human craft |
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state of rising, ascending; power or control |
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to determine, discover, make certain of |
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self-denying, abstinent, austere |
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resembling ashes; deathly pale |
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false rumor, damaging report, slander |
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to have great hopes; to aim at a goal |
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diligent, persistent, hardworking |
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appointment for lovers' meeting; assignment |
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act of blending in, becoming similar |
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resemblance in sound, especially in vowel sounds; partial rhyme |
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to make less severe, ease, relieve |
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not corresponding in size, shape, position, etc |
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to make amends for a wrong |
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monstrous, shockingly bad, wicked |
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to waste away, wither from disuse |
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to testify, stand as proof of, bear witness |
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formal examination of financial records |
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having to do with hearing |
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prophecy, prediction of events |
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dignified, awe-inspiring, venerable |
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to retaliate, take revenge for an injury or crime |
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to declare to be true, affirm |
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to turn (something) away; prevent |
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large enclosure housing birds |
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to state openly or declare |
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premise, postulate, self-evident truth |
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harmful, with evil intentions |
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to refuse, shirk; prevent |
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folk song, narrative poem |
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soothing, healing influence |
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something causing ruin, death, or destruction |
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to bark, especially in a deep, prolonged way |
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to calm or still; keep motionless by lack of wind |
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to confuse ; darken with clouds |
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to deceive, mislead; charm |
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to insist repeatedly or harp on |
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bell tower, room in which a bell is hung |
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to misrepresent; expose as false |
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to represent as unimportant, make light of |
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hostile, tending to fight |
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to confuse, stupefy; plunge deep into thought |
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someone giving aid or money |
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kindly, charitable; doing good deeds; producing good effects |
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kindly, gentle or harmless |
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to give or leave through a will; to hand down |
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to indicate, signify, give evidence of |
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board and lodging for troops |
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to but into two (usually equal) parts |
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to pale; take the color out of |
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cursing, profane, irreverent |
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joyful, cheerful, or without appropriate thought |
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to hit as with a short heavy club |
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rowdy, loud, unrestrained |
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using high-sounding but meaningless language |
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extremely large amount; something profitable |
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good-natured geniality; atmosphere of good cheer |
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blessing, something to be thankful for |
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crude person, one lacking manners or taste |
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scientist who studies plants |
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cow-like, relating to cows |
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bold, shameless, impudent; of or like brass |
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act of breaking, violation |
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to mention or suggest for the first time |
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rough or abrupt in manner |
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defense wall; anything serving as defense |
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commotion, energetic activity |
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person or thing that is an object of ridicule |
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jarring, unpleasantly noisy |
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rhythmic flow of poetry; marching beat |
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to flatter, coax, persuade |
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thick-skinned, insensitive |
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immature, lacking sophistication |
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false and malicious accusation, misrepresentation, slander |
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smart; founded on common sense |
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to declare a person a saint; raise to highest honors |
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to examine thoroughly; conduct a poll |
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to submit completely, surrender |
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impulsive, whimsical, without much thought |
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physician specializing in diseases of the heart |
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exaggerated portrait, cartoon |
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to find fault, complain constantly |
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science or art of making maps |
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to punish, chastise, criticize severely |
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something causing change without being charged |
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absolute, without exception |
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absolute, without exception |
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universal; broad and comprehensive |
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smaller group within an organization; a meeting of such a group |
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cause-and-effect relationship |
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biting, sarcastic; able to burn |
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carefree, happy; with lordly disdain |
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to surrender possession of something |
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directed or moving toward the center |
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temporary or complete halt |
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act of surrendering something |
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shame, embarrassment, humiliation |
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watchful, cautious, extremely shy |
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to punish, discipline, scold |
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sweet, innocent, resembling a cherub angel |
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trickery, fraud, deception |
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to scold, express disapproval |
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fanciful, imaginary, visionary, impossible |
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specially selected, preferred |
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easily angered, short-tempered |
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one who keeps records of historical events |
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boundary or distance around a circle or sphere |
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roundabout, lengthy way of saying something |
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to sail completely around |
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to encircle; set limits on, confine |
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polite; relating to citizens |
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secretive, concealed for a darker purpose |
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clearness; clear understanding |
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fear of small, confined places |
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to split or separate OR to stick, cling, adhere |
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to clot or change from a liquid to a solid |
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to grow together or cause to unite as one |
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to baby, treat indulgently |
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to compel by force or intimidation |
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strongbox, large chest for money |
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logically forceful, compelling, convincing |
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mental process by which knowledge is acquired |
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family name; any name, especially a nickname |
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intelligible, lucid, understandable |
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characteristic of informal speech |
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dialogue or conversation, conference |
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collaboration, complicity, conspiracy |
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physical grace and beauty |
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fee payable to an agent; authorization |
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having a powerful and irresistible effect |
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knowing partnership in wrongdoing |
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musical composition for orchestra and soloist(s) |
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to pardon or forgive; overlook, justify, or excuse a fault |
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tube, pipe, or similar passage |
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meeting place; meeting of two streams |
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similar in tastes and habits |
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collected group of varied things |
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formal meeting or assembly |
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correspondence, harmony, agreement |
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to evoke a spirit, cast a spell |
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of the same origin; related by blood |
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governed by conscience; careful and thorough |
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to declare sacred; dedicate to a goal |
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unanimity; agreement of opinion or attitude |
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something providing comfort or solace for a loss or hardship |
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consistent with, in agreement with |
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component, part; citizen, voter |
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forced, compelled; confined, restrained |
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something that forces or compels; something which restrains or confines |
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accomplished, complete, perfect |
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to battle, clash; compete |
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quarrelsome, disagreeable, belligerent |
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self-control, self-restraint |
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deeply sorrowful and repentant for a wrong |
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riddle, puzzle or problem with no solution |
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gradual recovery after an illness |
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to meet, come together, assemble |
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typical, customary, commonplace |
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sociable; fond of eating, drinking, and people |
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twisted, complicated, involved |
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having to do with the body; tangible, material |
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obesity, fatness, bulkiness |
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association, mutual relation of two or more things |
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to mold in a shape with parallel grooves and ridges |
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relating to beauty; affecting the surface of something |
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science that deals with the nature of the universe |
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sophisticated, free from local prejudices |
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to pamper, treat with great care |
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small group of persons with a similar purpose |
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facial expression; look of approval or support |
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to annul, cancel, make a contrary order |
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to counteract, to exert force against |
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to desire strongly something possessed by another |
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acceptance of something as true or real |
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statement of belief or principle |
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standard for judging, rule for testing |
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characteristic style of cooking |
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guilty, responsible for wrong |
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resulting from gradual increase |
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caretaker and overseer of an exhibition, esp. in a museum |
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hastily done, superficial |
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cutting instruments; tableware |
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person who distrusts the motives of others |
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to discourage, intimidate |
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lack, scarcity, insufficiency |
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to degrade or lower in quality or stature |
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to corrupt, seduce from virtue or duty; indulge |
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young woman making debut in high society |
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athletic contest with ten events |
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losing leaves in the fall; short-lived, temporary |
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proper, tasteful, socially correct |
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proper behavior, etiquette |
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to belittle, openly condemn |
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to mar the appearance of, vandalize |
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slanderous, injurious to the reputation |
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person required to answer a legal action or suit |
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respectful and polite in a submissive way |
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to dirty, spoil; to disgrace, dishonor |
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no longer existing, dead, extinct |
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to give powers to another |
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harmful, destructive, detrimental |
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depiction, representation |
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tidal deposit at the mouth of a river |
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leader, rabble-rouse, usually using appeals to emotion or prejudice |
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borderline; act of defining or marking a boundary or distinction |
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to degrade, humiliate, humble |
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data relating to study of human population |
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to reduce to a lower rank or grade |
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lowering in rank or grade |
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to express doubts or objections |
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to remove mystery from, clarify |
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to slur or blacken someone's reputation |
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to make bare, uncover, undress |
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to express or feel disapproval of; regret strongly |
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to spread out strategically over an area |
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to remove from a high position, as from a throne |
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sinfulness, moral corruption |
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to mock, ridicule, make fun of |
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copied or adapted; not original |
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to originate; take from a certain source |
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to abuse something sacred |
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to dry completely, dehydrate |
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feeling discouraged and dejected |
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very poor, poverty-stricken |
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at random, rambling, unmethodical |
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to discourage; prevent from happening |
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having defined limits; conclusive |
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departure, exception, anomaly |
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skilled physically or mentally |
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regional style of speaking |
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allowing light to show through; delicate |
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authoritative statement; popular saying |
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to distinguish between two items |
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shyness, lack of confidence |
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to cause to separate into parts, esp. light |
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to turn aside; to stray from the main point |
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in disrepair, run down. neglected |
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to enlarge, swell, extend |
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discontented and disloyal |
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to expel from legal profession |
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to perceive something obscure |
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bewildering, perplexing, slightly disturbing |
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harsh-sounding, badly out of tune |
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disbelieved, discounted; disgraced, dishonored |
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subject to one's own judgement |
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wandering from topic to topic |
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to regard with scorn and contempt |
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disconnected, disassociated |
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to vomit, discharge violently |
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untidy, disarranged, unkempt |
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averse, unwilling, lacking desire |
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to belittle, speak disrespectfully about |
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free from emotion; impartial, unbiased |
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to distribute, administer |
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to suspend the operation of, do without |
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to dishearten, make dejected |
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to pretend, disguise one's motives |
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to scatter; to pursue pleasure to excess |
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to separate; remove from an association |
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harsh and unpleasant sounding |
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to persuade someone to alter original intentions |
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very worried and distressed |
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to move or act confusedly or without clear purpose |
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to foretell or know by inspiration |
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creating disunity or conflict |
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tame, willing to be taught |
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rigidly devoted to theories |
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idiot, dimwit, foolish person |
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to rule over something in a tyrannical way |
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at rest, inactive, in suspended animation |
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excessively fond, loving to excess |
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sullen and gloomy; stern and sever |
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money or property given by a bride to her husband |
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to plan, outline; to recruit, conscript |
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amusing in a wry subtle way |
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waste produced during metal smelting; garbage |
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pleasant sounding, soothing to the ear |
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deception, dishonesty, double-dealing |
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period of time that something lasts |
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threat of force or intimidation; imprisonment |
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suffering from indigestion; gloomy and irritable |
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exhilarated, full of enthusiasm and high spirits |
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selecting from various sources |
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law, command, official public order |
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to instruct morally and spiritually |
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to express an opinion on an issue |
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to erase or make illegible |
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stuffed doll; likeness of a person |
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outpouring of gases or vapors |
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impudent boldness; audacity |
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expressing emotion without restraint |
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acting as if things are centered around oneself |
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fluent and effective speech |
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skinny, scrawny, gaunt, esp. from hunger |
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to ornament, make attractive with decoration or details; add details to a statement |
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to steal money in violation of a trust |
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to involve in; cause to fall into disorder |
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celebrated, distinguished; outstanding, towering |
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having soothing qualities, especially for skin |
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appealing to or expressing emotion |
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identification with another's feelings |
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to translate a message into code |
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additional performance, often demanded by audience |
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to hinder, burden, restrict motion |
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belonging to a particular area, inherent |
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ability to withstand hardships |
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to weaken, sap strength from |
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to produce, cause, bring about |
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to urge, order, command; forbid or prohibit, as by judicial order |
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hostility, antagonism, ill-will |
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boredom, lack of interest and energy |
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state of being gigantic or terrible |
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to settle comfortable into a place |
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to cover, enclose with a dark cover |
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to involve as a necessary result, necessitate |
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to captivate, enchant, enslave |
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something with its own existence or form |
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scientist who studies insects |
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person with refined taste in food and wine |
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short, witty saying or poem |
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quotation at the beginning of a literary work |
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concluding section of a literary work |
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representative of an entire group; summary |
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very significant or influential; defining an epoch or time-period |
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one who rides on horseback |
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ambiguous, open to two interpretations |
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to use vague or ambiguous language intentionally |
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straying, mistaken, roving |
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understood only by a learned few |
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to support or advocate; to marry |
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to alienate, keep at a distance |
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not earthly, spiritual, delicate |
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beliefs or character of a group |
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origin and history of a word; study of words |
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high praise; often in a public speech |
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pleasant, harmonious sound |
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feeling of well-being or happiness |
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art of harmonious bodily movement |
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mercy-killing; intentional easy and painless death |
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momentary, transitory, short-lived |
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to show clearly, display, signify |
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to inspire memories; to produce a reaction |
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selection from a book or play |
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to bar from membership in the church |
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agonizing, intensely painful |
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to clear of blame or fault |
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state of being energetic or filled with happiness |
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to urge or incite by strong appeals |
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to remove from a grave; uncover a secret |
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urgent; excessively demanding |
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extravagant, greater than reasonable |
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foreign; romantic, excitingly strange |
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sweeping, comprehensive; tending to expand |
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one who lives outside one's native land |
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to drive someone from his/her native land |
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convenient, efficient, practical |
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to atone for, make amends for |
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to come to an end; die; breathe out |
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capable of being explained |
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clearly defined, specific; forthright in expression |
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to debunk, disprove; blow up, burst |
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one who champions or advocates |
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to elaborate; to expand or increase |
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outermost or farthest point |
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lively, happy, and full of good spirits |
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to make or devise; construct |
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face, front; mask, superficial appearance |
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aptitude, ease in doing something |
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wrong, unsound, illogical |
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extreme devotion to a cause |
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stupid; foolishly self-satisfied |
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break in a rock formation; mistake or error |
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possible, capable of being done |
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fertile, fruitful, productive |
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union of organizations; union of several states, each of which retains local power |
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to pretend, give false impression; to invent falsely |
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excitable, easily drawn into quarrels |
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suitable, appropriate; well-spoken |
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use of obstructive tactics in a legislative assembly to prevent adoption of a measure |
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fussy, difficult to please |
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process of splitting into two parts |
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combustible, being easily burned |
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young bird just learning to fly; beginner, novice |
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gaudy, extremely ornate; ruddy, flushed |
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to treat contemptuously, scorn |
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raw materials; feed for animals |
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minor weakness or character flaw |
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patience, restraint, leniency |
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dark sense of evil to come |
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to rule out; to seize debtor's property for lack of payments |
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relating to legal proceedings; relating to debates |
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study of argumentation and debate |
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to prevent, delay; anticipate |
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to go without, refrain from |
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dreary, deserted; unhappy; hopeless, despairing |
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to conceive, devise; to draft, plan; to express, state |
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to abandon, withdraw from |
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to repudiate, renounce, disclaim, reject |
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strong point, something a person does well |
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happening by luck, fortunate |
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to nourish, cultivate, promote |
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groundwork, support; institution established by donation to aid a certain cause |
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division, separation into parts, disorganization |
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honest and straightforward |
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wildly frantic, frenzied, hectic |
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feverishly fast, hectic and confused |
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petty, trivial; flippant, silly |
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excessive, overdone, sickeningly abundant |
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mournful, appropriate to a funeral |
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process of merging things into one |
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bitterness; careless nerve |
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to exasperate and irritate |
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to dance or skip around playfully |
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mallet used to command attention |
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to begin to grow (used of a seed or idea) |
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growth process from conception to birth |
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distance around something |
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fluent in an insincere manner; off-hand, casual |
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involving the entire world; relating to a whole |
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eating and drinking to excess |
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having to do with knowledge |
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process occurring regular degrees or stages; variation in color |
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pompous talk, fancy but meaningless language |
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magnificent and imposing; exaggerated and pretentious |
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to perceive and understand; to hold securely |
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free, voluntary; unnecessary and unjustified |
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something given voluntarily, tip |
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causing grief or sorrow; serious and distressing |
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facial expression showing pain or disgust |
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obscene; blatant, flagrant |
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to humble oneself in a demeaning way |
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relating to sense of taste |
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to make holy; treat as sacred |
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unfortunate, having bad luck |
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precursor, sign of something to come |
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extremely distressing, terrifying |
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arrogant and condescending |
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reckless; insisting on one's own way |
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pagan; uncivilized and irreligious |
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pursuit of pleasure as a goal |
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leadership, domination, usually by a country |
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shocking, wicked, terrible |
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semicircular form or structure |
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opposed to an established religious orthodoxy |
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unorthodox, not widely accepted |
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composed of unlike parts, different, diverse |
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break, interruption, vacation |
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excessively rigid; dry and stiff |
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perception of events after they happen |
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very old; whitish or gray from age |
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emphasizing importance of the whole and interdependence of its parts |
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widespread destruction, usually by fire |
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composed of identical parts |
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word identical in pronunciation but different in meaning |
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to farm; manage carefully and thriftily |
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pen or coop for animals; shack, shanty |
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purposeful exaggeration for effect |
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to breath abnormally fast |
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unfounded belief that one is often ill |
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person claiming beliefs or virtues he or she doesn't really possess |
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abnormally low body temperature |
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assumption subject to proof |
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one who attacks traditional beliefs |
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peculiarity of temperament, eccentricity |
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dishonorable, not noble in character |
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disgraceful and dishonorable |
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to infuse; dye, wet, moisten |
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spotless; free from error |
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extraneous, inconsequential, nonessential; not consisting of matter |
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to bathe, dip; to engross, preoccupy |
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exempt; protected from harm or disease; unresponsive to |
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relating to the immune system |
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blocked path, dilemma with no solution |
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to charge with misdeeds in public office; accuse |
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barrier, obstacle; speech disorder |
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arrogantly self-assured, domineering, overbearing |
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not capable of being disturbed |
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impossible to penetrate; incapable of being affected |
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quick to act without thinking |
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inflexible, incapable of being pleased |
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to set securely or deeply; to instill |
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improbable, inconceivable |
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to involve in a crime, incriminate |
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implied, not directly expressed |
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powerless, ineffective, lacking strength |
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totally safe from attack, able to resist defeat |
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easily influenced or affected |
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spontaneous, without rehearsal |
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without planning or foresight, negligent |
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to call into question, attack verbally |
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sudden tendency, inclination |
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spontaneous, unpredictable |
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foolish, silly, lacking significance |
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to begin or start officially; to induct into office |
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to put in jail; to confine |
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combustible, flammable, burning easily |
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beginning to exist or appear; in an initial stage |
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comprehensive, all-encompassing |
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in disguise, concealing one's identity |
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unquestionable, beyond dispute |
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incapable of being corrected |
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to teach, impress in the mind |
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to blame, charge with a crime |
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holding a specified office, often political; required, obligatory |
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inexcusable, unforgivable |
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showing or pointing out, suggestive of |
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to accuse formally, charge with a crime |
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native, occurring naturally in an area |
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angry, incensed, offended |
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to place ceremoniously in office |
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to give in to a craving or desire |
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business or trade; diligence, energy |
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unable to move, tending to inactivity |
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too great to be estimated |
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incapable of being disentangled |
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incapable of making a mistake |
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strongly or foolishly attached to, inspired with foolish passion, overly in love |
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to pass secretly into enemy territory |
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to encroach, trespass; to transgress, violate |
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to anger, provoke, outrage |
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provoking anger or outrage |
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original, clever, inventive |
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straightforward, open; naive and unsophisticated |
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to bring oneself purposely into another's good graces |
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to hold back, prevent, restrain |
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to begin, introduce; to enlist, induct |
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to force into; to introduce into conversation |
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state of being natural or inborn |
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to invent, modernize, revolutionize |
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indirect and subtle criticism, insinuation |
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not operable; incurable by surgery |
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investigation; court of legal proceeding |
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impossible to understand fully |
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sly, treacherous, devious |
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to suggest, say indirectly, imply |
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bland, lacking flavor; lacking excitement |
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not able to be solved or explained |
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bankrupt, unable to pay one's debts |
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insurmountable, unconquerable |
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rebellious, insubordinate |
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decency, honest; wholeness |
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someone taking part in a dialogue |
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trespasser; meddler in others' affairs |
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to insert; change by adding new words or material |
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to divide by passing through or cross |
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to distribute among, mix with |
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within an institution like a school |
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uncompromising, refusing to be reconciled |
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contemplating one's own thoughts an feelings |
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someone given to self-analysis |
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trespass, invasion of another's privacy |
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to cover with water; overwhelm |
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to harden; accustom; become used to |
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ceremony conferring authority |
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confirmed, long-standing, deeply rooted |
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likely to provoke ill-will, offensive |
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safe from violation or assault |
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to call upon, request help |
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unable to be resolved; not analyzable |
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wandering from place to place, unsettled |
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route of a traveler's journey |
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tired by excess or over-use; slightly cynical |
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clashing, jarring; harshly unpleasant (in sound) |
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nonsensical talk; specialized language |
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yellowish discoloration of skin |
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affected by jaundice; prejudiced or embittered |
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to cast off, throw cargo over board |
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belligerent support of one's country |
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jovial, playful, humorous |
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huge force destroying everything inits path |
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point where two things are joined |
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having a sharp edge; intellectually sharp, perceptive |
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innermost, essential part; seed grain, often in a shell |
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note or tone on which a musical key is founded; main idea of a speech, program, etc. |
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to set fire to or ignite; excite or inspire |
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relating to motion; characterized by movement |
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sound of funeral bell; omen of death or failure |
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idle, lazy; apathetic, indifferent |
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dawdler, loafer, lazy person |
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to attack with satire, mock harshly |
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lacking energy, indifferent, slow |
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to drink using the tongue; to wash against |
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relating to precious stones |
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place where food is stored |
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organ containing vocal cords |
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present but hidden; potential |
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to decree, mandate, make laws |
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to rise in the air or cause to rise |
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dictionary, list of words |
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tolerant, broad-minded; generous, lavish |
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one who believes in unrestricted freedom |
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one without moral restraint |
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immoral; unrestrained by society |
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right to possess and sell the property of a debtor |
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medicinal liquid used externally to ease pain |
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easily flexed, limber, agile |
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lacking energy an enthusiasm |
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able to read and write; well-read and educated |
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moving and bending with ease; graceful |
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discolored from a bruise; reddened with anger |
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movement from place to place |
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to make a sound like a cow, moo |
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clear and easily understood |
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to move slowly and awkwardly |
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bright object; celebrity; source of inspiration |
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bright, brilliant, glowing |
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harshly shocking, sensational; glowing |
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